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Once a decision on who to appoint has been reached the Chair should<br />

complete the section on the <strong>Recruitment</strong> Analysis Form. The form should then<br />

be sent to HR Reward Team with the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form.<br />

Appointment to jobs at Team Leader level and below will be the responsibility<br />

of the Service. Human Resources will not normally attend interviews.<br />

Assessing Whether Candidates Meet the Requirements<br />

The interview will be one of the main opportunities to assess whether an<br />

applicant for a job meets the requirements identified in the person<br />

specification. The interview can be complemented by other assessment<br />

techniques. These may include presentations, tests, group exercises or in-tray<br />

exercises.<br />

If you are considering using, or would like to discuss, any of these techniques<br />

contact the HR Direct <strong>Recruitment</strong> . Badly designed or inappropriate<br />

exercises can discriminate unfairly. Exercises must therefore be properly<br />

developed.<br />

Rating Candidates<br />

The interview assessment form is used to help rate the interviewee. The<br />

interviewee should be assessed against the requirements of the job and not<br />

just rated against other interviewees. If no one is suitable consider readvertising.<br />

Immigration Asylum and Nationality Act 2006<br />

Check and retain copies of the documents required to confirm eligibility to<br />

work in the UK. See section - Eligibility to Work in the UK above. Some of the<br />

documents required for this purpose may also be used to confirm identity as<br />

required to apply for PVG membership or an enhanced or standard criminal<br />

record disclosure certificate.<br />

Qualifications and Certificates<br />

Where a particular qualification is as required for the job, or where there is a<br />

minimum standard of education expected for the job, ask the successful<br />

interviewee to provide the original documents for inspection. These should<br />

then be copied to be held in the personal file. If no certificate can be provided<br />

a check should be made with the awarding institution or examination body. A<br />

check can also be carried out if it is suspected that the certificate in not<br />

original, is forged, or has been tampered with. Keep a record of this check.<br />

Professional Registration – Safer <strong>Recruitment</strong><br />

If the candidate is required to be registered with a regulatory body such as the<br />

SSSC or the GTCS, obtain and keep a copy of his or her registration<br />

certificate or number. This should be verified with the regulatory body as<br />

appropriate. In case of dispute or if there is reason to doubt that the claimed<br />

registration is genuine, clarification should be sought from the regulatory body.<br />

Managing People<br />

<strong>Recruitment</strong> & <strong>Selection</strong><br />

Fife Council October 2013 17 RS11

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